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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-28

Tuesday, ian. 18th, 1857.

Tuesday, Jan. , lth, 1857,
Prssont--Ail but Mayor. Counsilman
Gradwohl on motion was made Chairman.
The COMMITTEES on accounts and current
expenses reported the reports oi che city Of
llcers correct.
The following bills were reported coFreos
by the above committee and allowed BY the
Council Stewart q Sox, % 10 John Lssdy,
$780, ] II sLewartson, a5 VII Warner,
$40. so; CrandAll x Huston, e2.75,
The committee on Ordinances reported on
0rdinsaoo In referenco TO right Of way for
Postal Telegraph Company, and the same
was referred back 10 committee FOR further
consideration. Tho same committee reported
tAvorably on an ordinance granting right OF
way 10 Amaiore Andrews and associates for
electric light aud telephone privileges, the
accept conditions OF the ordinances.
Bids for city printing were read And the
contract let TO Albany DAMocRAT NJ 76 cents
for pOsteis and 20 cents per 100 ems for os-
dinances.
The following bids were opened for gravel
and dirt
RR orosby-pit gravel. coo river gravel.
TO dirt, 25c.
II A Murphy--rivsr gravel. 72 oents per
yard pit gravel, $40 dirt, 25c.
Geo NJ WesttAll--rivcr gravel, Benton Co.
zoe dirt, 23o.
Contract let 50 Geo NJ weatfAli.
The following bid for cross walks was
read and. there being only one, bid rejected;
Chas Crowder-3 feet wide. ell 10 four
feet wide, sl2b0, six feet wide, $3.50.
John Briggs was granted privilege Of max.
Ing improvements on his frame store on First
street.
The Marshal was instructed 10 notify Ore.
gon Pacific II II Co 70 repair street corner
Ninth and Lafayette streets.
Bonds for licenses 10 sell liquors 81 ell
kinds were granted Chas Keller aud Glib
lin.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-28

The sixteenth annual session Of the Ore.
gon State Temperance Alliance will convene
in Salem, Oregon, February r6th,at O'Clock
y. II. Each organized County Alliance Is
entitled to twice as many delegates as there
arc members Of the Legislative Assembly
from that county. Also each Church, Sun
day School and temperance society ID en-.
titled TO one delegate. Much depends upon
this session OF the Alliance. The temper.
ance forces Of our state are on the eve OF a
great victory or terrible defeat. The part
each temperance and religious body take In
supporting and making the State Alliance =
success will have much TO do In determining
which II shall be. Then let there be .
strong delegation from all parts OF the state
at this session OF the Alliance.
q. NJ. MILLER.
II. S. STRANGE, President
Secretary.
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MORE BILLs.

The following is continuation of the
most important bills introduced into the
Legislature since our last issue
Steel, providing for publication by the
State of series OF school xt.books and
apPropriating $1,000 therefor. Hare, pro-
viding that the irreducibIe school fund shalt
consist Of the proceeds of the 10 and goth
sections OF the different townships of the
State, the proceeds OF the 10000 acres Of
internal improvement lands. Money paid
for exemption from military duty, and the
interest arising from the loan of escheat
fund. Simon, providing that judgments and
executions may be attached BY civil process.
Paulsen, making term of County Commis.
sioner four years instead of two. Richard
son, for the relief Of y. G.. Mcdonald a
veteran of the cayuse war. The bill ap-
propriates $1,000.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-28

The Linn County Temperance Allianc
conyened in this city Tuesday evening at The
Opera House, President I ] Wilson in chs
chair. Addresses were delivered by Rsvs
Wilson and Acheson.
On Wednesday tho regular annual busi-
ness meeting was held. The following officers
were elected
Rev L j Wilson, President.
M o Brink, Vice President.
Jas II Knox, Rec Ree'y.
w @ Peterson, Cor Sec'y.
II Fox. Treasurer
q w Gray, Mrs J II Townsend, Mrs Sc
John, Rev II b Kenistoa, Rev G II Mead,
Executive Committee.
MO Brink,J H Townsend, Mrs s Il Young,
Finance Committee.
The following delegates we're elected to
attend tho State Alliance, the call for which
IL published ia another column
Albany--Rsvs Brownson, Webb. aud IT.
zine, aud NJ o Brink aud Misa Libbie Irvine.
McFerin,
Crawfordsville- Rev X Robe.
Halsey-Rev T J Wilson aud Mrs II b
keniston.
Knox Butte-J Knox.
LebAnon-Prot J l. Gilbert and J NJ
Marks.
Oakville-JAs McCune.
Shedd-D z Porter.
Scio--Mrs Il Il Pontland. I p Goodman.
A committee consisting Of Revs 8 q Ir
vine aud II p Webb and NJ D Brink was APP
pointed to draft resolution in reference TO
the submission of prOhibitory amendment.
The following resolutions were adopted.
Resolved, By the Linn County Temperance
Alliance in mass meeting.
FIRsT-That we are unanimously in favor
OF the pending amendments te our State con-
stitution prohibiting the traffic in intoxicat-
ing drinks
SEcoHD-That we earnestly pray our pras.
ent Legislature TO pass at once the pending
amendment% aud thus redeem the pledges
made by all political parties TO favor the
submission Of the question TO the voters Of
our State.
THIRD-That We have confidence In cur
Senators and Represt .atives from Linn Co.
who personally pledged themselves TO the
question OF submission duriug the canvas
preceding our last general election.
FoURTH-ThAt in order to secure q fair
aud unbiased expression OF the wishes OF the
electors of the State aud 10 separate the
question as far as possible from ali side iS-
sues in politics. We are in favor Of a special
election either in June or October OF the
press' yasr. n wsich tie prohibitory
amendment shall be submitted.
\ q. IRvISE.
II. P.WERB,
Nj. o. BRiSK,
Committee.
Ga Wednesday evening Revs + Thomp-
san and Z wilson delivered TIE principal
addresses. Renarks were made by others
and SONS excellent mRl,c furnished by
Messrs + Il Pritchard. WIN Fortmilior, o II
Irvine aad W II Lee, as = quartet. Solos
we're sung by Mr. Irvine. R,v Priteharl aud
Prof Lee.
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To fIae Pebble.

! am now better prepared than ever be-
fore to suit my NUMEROUS customers in ali
lines of goods. have larger stock which
TpersonalIy selected, and have many nov-
elites could not get BY ordering goods ex-
clnsiveiy. have just made extensive i'm.
provements TO my Boot and Shoe Store
giving me much more room than formerly,
and enabling me TO carry = larger assort.
ment and to sell you better goods for the
money. have just received direct from
the factory full line Of ladies' and gents'
slippers for the holiday trade especially
selected for this market, all Of which viii
be sold on their merits, and every pair
guaranteed, even In cheap slippers and
shoes.
SAMUEL +. YoUxA
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ed Mrs Henrietta Brown, roads and high
ways Anna l. Hoult, printing I. Dnag.
or, public lands D V 4 Reid, educt. m. 10
the Senate. In tho House are Esf4pa M
Howard, judiciary Minnie M AlliTz,A cor
porAtions Mrs Matte Humphrey, q Polk
county, IL an engr0ssiag clerk.
We have received from RoseLGyg "rbe
Angel OF the Covenant, poem cor 4 . in
three books, Mrs Dr. Hamilton antI a. The
poem is historical liz It's nature. eol,tai,ss
mach postical beauty aud many good
thoughts. The public generally read poems
by local talent with suspicion. This poem.
though, Is worth careful perusaI. which Il
saying considerable for these trashy times.
Two very tasty panel paintings, in oil. the
work Of Miss Nellie Richards, OF this city.
have bson exhibited In Mr II Ewert's win.
dows. One il painting Of Mt Hood and
the other 0f NJ Shasta These are among
the best of Misa Richard work, and display
skill. Tie DsnocEAT observes steady i'm
pfovement which speaks for her future sue
cess. Home talent Of the merit OF Niss
Richards, deserves our best encouragement
The Salvation Army will come to ALBANY
after exhausting Salem. A great deal Of fnn
- made OF this institution but this is a fee
country aud II takes ali kinds Of people 20
H1he np our population. Standiug on the
street such weather as We have been having
with nothing 10 attract attention is disagree.
able business, 50 let the Salvationists come. |
The DEsocRAT has been asked TO publish
Governor Pennoysfs inaugural address
This we cannot do IN full, a. ws are dspriv- |
ed OF the resource Of tha country newspa Der. |
in not being able t. get an inaugural supple.
ment from, the Portland supplement- house
none being printed ia the State Next week |
and the week after We will give the most ifa. |
portant extracts Az q matter Of fact
the address has not beeu published b. = |
single Oregon paper outside Of Portland |
Country papers do not bays the facilities for |
such long articles.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-28

Anthony Cornstock recently seized big
squash In the window Of Harlem, ~ r.,
clothing store, and charged the owners of
the squash with violating the lottery laws.
They had offered watch and chain 10 the
customer who should come nearest TO
guessing the number Of seeds in the squash.
Justice Welde decided iii the Police Court,
that the squash had committed no offensc,
and its owners were dismissed. The squash
was returned to them, and four stalwart
negroes wrapped it In the stars aud stripes
and bore II back to the store on a litter. A
brass band preceded the squash through the
streets. The question Of tie number of
seeds has been resumed.
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GLASS-CHANCE.- Jan. aoth, 1857,
in Charlottesville, at the residence of the
brides parents,by Rev Robert Robe, MR.
JOHN H. GLASS and MISS ALTHA G.
CHANcE-both of Crawfordsville.
THE DKMocRAr congratuIates Mr.. Glass
on the Chance he has taken for long akd
prosperous welded life, and the bride on
securing husband with the right ring to
him. May their lives be ones Of unbroken
happiness.l
|PAGE-ODELL.--On Jan. 27th, 1881, at
the residence OF Mr.. w. H. Mcfarland,
in Albany, by Rev. S. O. Irvine, d. ID,
Mr.. j. I. PAGE and MRS. M. j. 0DRl-L
both Of Eugene City.
HYDE HODGE, this city, on Jan.
asth, 1857, BY r. +. Doris, F., MR. r.
nj. HynR.of Harrisburg.and Mss. FLos-
KITE HopGn,of ALBANY.
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why

In another column Mr.. John Briggs of
fers his entire stock of goods for sale for
less than cost. He means this. Why
Because he has rented his store to Mr. Julius
Gradwohl and Mr.. GradwohI is in hurry
to getin. Why Because Mr.. n. III. Allen,
the owner of the building occupied by MIR.
G., wishes to occupy 1t himself. All these
facts go to show that there are some i'm
mense bargains at Briggs. The pressure is
high.
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John Cox.

Last Friday night Mr.. J. E. Knox, Of
Knox Butte, arrived from Spokane Falls
with the remains Of Mr.. John Cox, who died
at that place on January 10th. Funeral
services took place at the residence of Henry
Knox and the remains was buried in the
Knox Butte cemetery. The deceased leaves
mother, three sisters and brother,as well
as many relatives, at Knox Butte, to mourn
his loss. He was thirty year, old, Land
was born in ireland.
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a w. .. r. .. Meeting.

The w. G. T. U. meeting of week ago,
was very interesting occasion. The re-
ports Of the various officers and Supt. show
work well planned and carried on with an
earnestness, which cannot fail of success
We believe in the great harvest which will
be reaped by and by, our efforts viii not b
forgotten. A prayer meeting will be hello
next Tuesday at the Hall from to 8 o'clock
for the success of the temperance work tina
shall come before the Legislature. Cordia
invitation given to all.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-28

The bill introduced In the Legislature,
making desertion of one year sufficient
ground for divorce, should Sof pass. Our
divorce laws are already ridiculously loose.
They make marriage almost a farce. In.
stead of making more lax, let us tighten the
reins and make only one offense sufficient
for absolute divorce. Let these loose
grounds be only sufficient to obtain condi-
tional separation. II may be right that un-
congenial spirits should not be obliged to
continue the responsibilities of marriage (;
but they should not be allowed TO jeapard-
ise the happiness of others.
o
The delivery Of a lecture by Rev Romin-
ger the other evening suggests the pTopriety
of n course of lectures, by local talent on
week day subjects. Not necessarily entire
ly by ministers, but as we'll by lawyers,
doctors and such. II would bring out home
talent and give an impetus to such things,
worthy of consideration. Admission should
be free, subject to collection, and not TO large
a hall employed.
$Isoo year Is a niggardly salary to pay
the Governor of State like Oregon. II
may have done In Territorial days. but 1t Is
Oregon makes more, with fraction OF the
expense account.
A food of letters flow into Oregon each
winter from parties in the East who become
tired of immense snow drifts and the mer-
curry at the bottom OF the thermometer.
People, though, who expect to find any
country aparadise viii receive many sad
disappointments in life Please don't come
to Oregon looking for a paradise. IL is a
good place to live, with mild climate, and
enough to eat, but you have to rustic for It.
XX's are not picked up on every corner.
II is sad spectacle to old timers to see
the Corvallis stage going between Corvallis
and Albany empty. There was time when
this was remarkably good paying property
The Oregon Pacific has given its death
blow. The mail should be carried on the
cars.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-28

When ex-senator Conkling made his last
campaign he stipulated that he should not
be asked 10 speak out Of doors. He was 30
insistent upon this point, in the interest of
his health, that wigwams were built for him
at points where there were no large halls.
Logan, less careful of his health, spoke
often in the rain. When he was last at
Quincy he sat for over an hour in the damp,
cold air after he had made a speech. that
left him in a profuse PRECIPITATION. Logan
is dead and Conkling IS in good health.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-28

Last Friday evening Rev. Rominger
lectured at the Congregational Church, in
this city, to good audience on Germany
and the Germans" The lecturer was re.
markably fair in his treatment of the Ger
mans, bringing out their good and bad quail.
tiles, and giving clear idea of the country
Rev Rominger is wide awake talker, orig
inal in his style, eloquent at times, and at
tracts attention as a lecturer as we'll as a
preacher. Lectures like this have benef-
cial influence on community, and deserve
encouragement.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-28

For collie aud grubs, for lung fever.
cough or hide-bound, give simmons
Liver Regulator in mash twice day.
You can Tecommend itt everyone having
above complaints. In using 1t with my
chickens. for caolera and gapes, mix IL
with dough aud feed 1t To them once 3
day. by this treatment have lost none
where the Regulator was given promptly
and regularly.
=. I. TAYLOR, Agt., for Grangers of Ga.
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socI.L.AxD PEMs0xAL.

Mr. r Tompaias. Of Portland, va. in Al.
bany Saturday.
MrOwen Bond. Of Halsey. wa, ia the city
Friday and called.
Local Ted Piper of tha's .lsm !Statefzuan
spent Sabbath in Albany.
Miss Mary Irvtne. of the Central School.
has been 10 Portland this eek.
Miss Nellie ID III. arri, ed In Albany from
the Bay, last week. on a vi,it.
Mf Steve De. .ta returned fw a..ys
*" iro'n trip 80 Victoria.
Billy Parker, ~ the Bay. was in the city
Tuesday on has way TO Southern Oregon.
Several we'll chosen courlshi.ls ia this city.
Dame kafnor says, will so,n bloom into wed.
dings.
Big Hen. OTen,. the sxlmp Iaal mle.
passed through Aihaay fn aslAy on hi. ~ay
20 Salem.
Dr ) II Irvine. son 81 Hsn r 4 Irvine. Of
this city, aud Mr. + j Kirk. both of centr
wife, were ln Albany over SAbbaih. TheY
are doing Salem this week.
Mr Stockton, recently foreman, Of the uow
deiunct Msdtpri Monitor. was 10 Aibany
Monday. Asdf0rd - nov without a nesy, .
paper. aud Il at a ssandstsll.
Mr. Ei Hall. manager Of the Oregon fir,
and MAriae Ii4ur4see CO, was ia AIbap,
Wednesday. Mr II r Merrlll il iaeal agent.
Ehis company has good lat of risks in shia
| city.
Ars Backensto. Of Tacoma, has been II
the city, the guest Of her fatner-in-law, 81
BAckensto. Her mother, Mrs Ware. oI
Eugene. on account Of the illness Of be
daughter, has been 10 the city also.
Last Tuesday aftsrnooa DR. NJ II Ellis. r
A Parker, Willis GiIiet. w G Twsedale. v
n ketcham. + O BarkhArt, A ] Hant. r 4
Crosby, A Gordon, q W Young, JohI
schmeer aud Peter AndeFson, all Three
lSnkers Of this ctsy. jumped aboard freigh
train and Went u Halsey 20 join the Old
Fellows OF tha. place 10 initiating couple o
candidates. The hoys had = good time ans
came hoa.s on the freight Ia the morning.
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u. owasviiIe W. q. r. Q.
Ian. 10th. 1881.
q. NJ. MILLER.
President .
IL. ,, STRANGE,
Secretary.

Jan. 10Th, 1887.
The VIC. T. U. organized at Browns.
vile, Nov. I7th, 1886, Is in thorough work
Ing order. The spirit of temperance 10
taking strong hold upon the citizens. We
rejoice in the active spirit manifested In the
Union during the first quarter.
We have had one public lecture and one
lunch and sociable.
The Dramatic Club under the manage
ment Of Prof Strange generously donated
the proceeds of one nights entertainment to
the Union. This financial aid We are truly
grateful for, and will endeavor TO prove by
our good use Of the means, how much II
will benefit the cause. We are justly proud
of our home talent of Brownsville.
Mas. GROVER, Cor. Sec.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-28

During 1857 there will be four eclipses
two OF the sun and two OF the moon, a2
follows February 9TH and Sth, partial
eclipse of the moon visible entire 10 North
America and the Pacific ocean, and more
or less to South America, China and Aus.
s.ralia. At Portland the moon viii enter
the penumhra at III go and the shadow NJ
so5 p. IN. the middle OF the eclipse will
occur At 3:II p. M. I; moon leaves the shad.
ow at 3;top. m, and the penumbra Al 4 81
p. m. February 72nd an annular eclipse
OF the sun. August 3rd partial eclipse OF
the moon. August f9th total eclipse OF the
sun. None but the frst eclipse viii be via.
ible 10 this coast.
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REAL ESTATE.

Following were the recorded sales in
Linn county during the past week
Z w Langdon to C G Kelley, lot 3,
block so, Albany y......S S2o9.T0
E L Knox TO Hamon, "a acres in
tp 10 s h3 3W........... 25
T NJ French and wife tn J II MullaB,
lot 8, and 20 feet of lot 8, block
90 Albany, 0r............. ]
J H Mullan TO + NJ French. same as
l4ak &oONe .s-.s.-s.s
JOhn NJ Mcbride to Jennie # AehesoD,
20 acres in tp l2. 5 r 4 west. 500
intpIl sRIves -. 1000
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-28

Our exchanges throughout Oregon speak
very highly, without exception, of the Set
ler's Guide, issued by Mr. Burkhart,of
this city. 1t is worth dozen State Immi-
grafton Boards for the County. 1t is to be
hoped its influence will bring only a good
class of people to Linn county. We do not
want the tramp element here, too lazy to
make living anywhere.
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Foshay & Mason can always be relied up-
ON to carry in stock the puTesk and best
goods, and sustain the reputation of being
active, pushing aud reliable, by recommend
ing articles with well established merit and
such as are popular. Having the agency for
the celebrated DR. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, colds and conghs. will sell it
on positive guarantee. 1t viii surely cure
any aud every affection of throat. lungs, or
chest, and in order to prove our claim, we
ask you to call and get trial bottle free.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-28

Thursday of last week several tramps
boarded train few miles beyond Corval-
lis and insisted on riding. AS they could
n OF be driven off they were asked to ride in
an empty box car. When in the car it was
detached and they were left behind, being
obliged to foot it to Corvallis. On the way
they robbed squaw camp and FIVE of them
were afterwards, arrested and fined.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-28

Masked hugging parties are coming into
vogue in some localities, and might be a
drawing card at some of our church socials
By paying Is cents a man IS allowed tn
hung a girl, but he is at first blindfoIded
1t makes man mad, says one who probab-
ly has been through the mill, TO find on re-
moving the bandage from his ewes, that he.
has been huggiag his OWE wife X cents
gone for nothing. Such a social here would
take like wild fire.
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The best salvs in the world fori Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter. Cnapped Hands. Chilbiains,
Corns and ali Skin Erupsions. aud posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay reqnired. Il
isguaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale By Foshay Il Mason,
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A Permanent Depot.

The DEMOCRAT is informed that the Ore
gon Pacific will build permanent depot
sometime this year, on their property a
short distance southwest Of the o. & G..
Depot, being situated about where Robin
son held his circus year and half ago,
near the residence of Mr. A ID Barker
This will make a much more convenient
location than that of the temporary struct-
tire
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-01-28

The undersigned will sell all kinds Of
umber aud cedar fence posts at the follow
ing stations on the Narrow Gauge Railraod,
Leng's, Lawson aud Bellville. Persons build
ing houses or barns can have bills cut and
delivered at any Of the above stations on
short notice. Lumber is OF the very best
quality, the logs being brought from the fine
timber regions on the Mckenzie River.
VIZ. e. grr0nm
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ManaerrnI Cures.

d Hoyt 4 CO., Wholesale and Retail
Druggists, Of Rome, Ga, says We have
been selling DR. Kings New Discovery. Elsc-
tric Bitters and Backlen's Arnica Salve for
two years. Have never handled remedies
that sell as well, or give such universal sat-
isfaction. There have been some wonderful
cures effected by these medicines in this
city. Several cases of pronounced consump-
tion have been entirely cured by use of a
few bottles OF Dr. Kings New Discovery.
taken in connection with Electric Rltters.
We guarantee them always. Sold by FOshay
& Mason.
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haYe adiel to my boot aud shoe stook
line of the celebrated L1ird, Sehober 4
Mitchell, Philadelphia Fias Shoes for ladies,
misses aud children. Acknowledged by
dealers generally to be the hest value and
hest fitting fine shoe made. Widths G. D, X
and EE. A child can buy as cheap as q man.
SAMUEL f. You've,
Sole Agent, Albany, Oregon.